Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-24

Chewing Roee,
NV. Bowe,
Real Estate Aucfoueers.
COMMISSIONERS SALE L. OF A
LARGE QUANTITY OF
yKRy ATTRACTIVE PROPERTY In TnE
CITY OF RICHMOND,
CONSISTING or
AN EXCEEDINGLY VALUABLE sToRB
ON BROAD STREET
BFrwEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH STREETS;
A SPLENDID LIvERY-srABLE
on THE
CORNER OF CLAY AND sIxTHsTREErs;
A SMALL STORE
on CLAY BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH
. sTREETs;
AN EXCELLENT DWELLING
ON SIXTH STREET NEAR CLAY;
ALARGE AND VALUABLE LOT
on THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF GRACE
AND TwENTY-FIRsT STREETS,
WITH SOME SMALL HOUSES
THEREON;
A SMALL TRACT OF LAND
IN KING WILLIAM COUNTY
BY AUCTION.
In execution Of n decree az the Chancery
Court Of tho city Of Richmond entered Fobrn-
ery TO- 1887, in the cause Of "Mountcastle, &c,
rs Mountcastlos executors ana dis," we WIZ
cell by auction, on the premises respectively
except "a TO the land I'm King william county,
in the order and at the times named below, the
following described REAL ESfATE-to Wit:
]. On
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY q, 1881,
nj IL o'clock NJ,
the CFNTRALLY-LOCATE WELLBUILT,
AND 1HORGUGHLY-APPOIN STORE
HOUSE No. $50 Broad street, between rim
and Sixth streets, now occupied by ~ 7. C0ier,
| Esd. and having. beside the cellar, two hoors
above the store well arranged for family
residence. Except a few corner properties.
| this Il ono Of tho most valuable pieces OF real
estate to-day In the city OF Richmond. with
future equal TO any. Lot OxlO feet TO an
alley. - -
ut hGlf-past 12 o'clock p. NJ.
the LARGE AND wELL-LOCATED LIVERY
| STABLE at the northeast corner OF Clay and
Sixth streets, now occupied by George {.
| MOuntcastle, ESQ, aud commanding, az II
| must by reason Of It's highly-faVOred location,
| a very lucrative trade. In view OF the restric-
| lions imposed by city ordinance on the erection
| Of livery-stables, amounting almost TO prohi-
hitiOn, and because OF the Intrinsic value OF the
| property itself. here is presented an unusual
| and perhapsa nevcr-recuntng opportunity 70
| invest in this remunerative kind OF property.
g. on THE SAME DAY,
at O'Clock p. NJ,
the SMALL BRICK STORE on the south side OF
! CLAY street between Fifth and Sixth streets,
| No. 5i1, with cellar below and rooms above.
| This property is very close 10 the market.
4. on THE SAME DAY,
atty o'clock p. NJ,
the VERY COMFORTABLE DWELLING
| No 500 north Sixth street, between Clay aud
| Leigh streets, with two stories besides base
| meut and attic, and containing about ten
| rooms: good Kitchen In yard. This Is "A we'll
! built and very desirable residence.
| D.
last aforementioned, and at the same place
| no. 503 north Sixth street,, we will soil
! TRACT OF THIRTY ACRES OF LAND in King
/ william county. Of which John X. Mountcastc
died seized, and known as the "Mill Tract"
! And
! &. At4H o'clock p. NJ, on same day, We viii
cell. on the premises the LARGE AND VERY
! DESIRABLE LOT, 100xlGj feet, at the north
west corner Of Grace and fwenty-hrst streets,
with some small houses thereon.
Nest Of the real estate here advertised
merits the attention Of investors. and we beg
toremind our friends and the public generally
that the recent appreciation Of real estate in
| the West End Is but forerunner OF "A large ad-
vance that will soon manifest Itself in centrally
located property, such as the larger part OF
! this l..
TERxs: One fourth cash; balance at six,
| twelve and eighteen months for notes, with in
| tcrcst added ana titles retained 10y the court
until all the purchase money shall have been
paid -
EDGAR ALLAN.
GEORGEP IAN.
WILLIAM A MOUNTCASTLE,
j. SAMUEL PARRISH,
y. +. COFER,
| Commissioner